Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-09
DAKOTA COMBINATIONS.

p. B, Brennan, OF Big Stone, has been
appointed railway postal clerk on the
Mitchell and Ortonville run.
One hundred tons, or nine car loads of
binding twlne, were expressed from
Boston for use on the Dalrymple farm.
Fargo won the base ball game We'd
nesday, the score standing s tod. This
is the first game the home team has lost
on their own grounds.
Pensions granted: l.. o. Webster,
Parker; A. McGinnis, Roanoke; s. ],
Heath, Oonkin; r. Kempter, Spearfsh;
F. Il. Hopping, Iroquois.
Fargo is nov taking steps to secure
the free postal delivery. The streets
will be marked and houses numbered
preparatory to securing the system.
Captain Mcclellan of P%ittsburg, Pa,
while out hunting near Tower City with
Benjamin Thaw, was accidental shot in
the face his right eye being seriously in
jnred.
Patents issued: T.. l.. Clancy, Aber-
deen. frame for sulky plows: A. Lorgeson
Barnes, pulveri z,nR attachment for
seeders; J.. McLyner, Ellensdale, spark
arrester.
The Manitoba work train ID within
the city limits Of WstertowD, the track
layers having finished laying iron. Ele-
vators will be Immediately erected on
this line, as wheat is already beginning
to move.
Surveyors have left Huron to per-
manently locate the Manitoba road from
Huron to Woonsooket. A party has also
left Woonsocket to run O line to Plank
ipgton and then to Wheeler, on the Mis-
souri, river.
The territorial board of education has
issued a circular designating the schools
and colleges Of GGrltJn, RRsdfei6, Pierre.
Mitchell Scotland, jamestown and
Tower City as institutions to give nor.
NAL instructions.
Richard Johnston. q pioneer and
prominent business man of Canton was
buried at Canton Wednesday afternoon
with Odd Fellows ceremonies. Delega.
tons from the Sioux Falls and Lennox
lodges were In attendance.
The following Dakota postmasters
were appointed Tuesday: Nahlon M.
Warner, Frederick, Brown county, vice
+. w. Sohweilenbach, resigned; Alts A..
Olothier, Windsor, 5tutsman county,
vice Geo. w. Nash, resigned:
Among the most pleasing OF the many
attractions at the territorial fair this fell
at Mitchell will be the bicycle races to
be held under the management of the
Mitchell bicycle club on the last three
days of the fair, Sspt. %, 30 and 80.
The extension OF the Northwestern
road to Gettysburg has been delayed un-
til the first of next month, for the reason
that the company cannct get rails
enough to finish up. The road is now
ironed and completed to Seneca, IS miles
esst of Gettysburg.
A Gary syndicate composed OF j.. E.
Smith, Joseph Pettiiohn, NJ. F. Greedy.
ana others have received 1000 sheep
from Wisconsin, which were divided in
to focks OF SO and l50 and distributed
among the farmers in Deuel. county for
breeding purposes.
John D. Wright broke jail at Rapid
Cisy Tuesday by digging through the
walls OF both rooms with a table kulfe.
Last spring he got away from the TAILOR
by running. He was recaptured in July,
he was in jail on the charge of stealing
a wagon, horse and harness in January
last.
The south Dakota pharmacists at
Sioux Falls elected the following officers:
President. W. s. Branch, Parker; first
vice president, A. A. Bartlett, Madison:
second vice president, V. ID. Diehl, Scot.
land; secretary, L. A. Keith, Lake Pres
ton; treasurer, l.. f. Dnnning, Sioux
Falls.
Bridge builders of the Fremont, Elk
horn q Missouri Valley, twenty ono in
number, we're arrested at Rapid Oitv
Tuesday for foEoible entry and trespass
on land west OF town owned by John Fl.
Ratclif and Anton Vilouche. They
were driving piles for tho, trestle work
approach to the bridge over Rapid creek.
They were arraigned in justice court
and their Gases continued.
The marriage OF Herman Goldstein to
Rose Gutenberg, both Russian Jews, in
Grand Forks Tuesday evening called
together about 1000 people. The couple.
headed by a cornit ksnd and followed
by soo people, marched through the
principal streets, the walks on either
side being thronged with spectators,
After the ceremony about three hmm.
bred people partook of supper, after
which wine and beer were dealt ont
freely. Rabbi Rosenberg, of Winnipeg.
ofioiated.
Bids for printing the complication OF
the laws of the territory were opened al
Sioux Falls Saturday. There were only
three bids in. The lowest wa she hid OF
s. I. Glover Of Sioux Falls, but it was
with drawn. The next lowest was that
OF Henry Gibson Of Omaha, while the
highest was submitted by Morris & o..
Chicago. There is about $1,000 differ
ence in eaDh OF the bids. the highest be-
ing about $500. Compiler Price esti-
mates that the %yOlunaa rpflt nosk ahr,rt